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1   I,  6 |   which have no testes are deficient in this part, as has been
2   I,  17|   that since the parent is deficient in this part the semen does
3   I,  19|  most conspicuous, and the deficient development of her body
4   I,  19| fat the semen is naturally deficient. And so among the bloodless
5  II,  8 |   Indeed, both the mare is deficient in catamenia, discharging
6  IV,  2 |  the liquid; if it is very deficient it does not solidify it;
7  IV,  3 | prevail not, the embryo is deficient in that faculty in which
8   V,  4 | sickness the whole body is deficient in natural heat and so the